The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-07-24
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

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\ REAL ESTATE AGENT IN Southern California
IL emily posted the following notice on = uiec,
! of land: '''For Sale Cheap. The Best Climat,
on the Pacific Coast The Land Thrown In"
THE te.lpe aturc coo feet in Deauys cave
Fayette county, Pa, was a. While outside
I tht StLc ttile u WIS ~ ana ',e MttIei pi
aIlinS III rs cave was ~ >" NC NNi00'
spring "Iter III inc country
\ BOTTLE was Dir kcd up on the New Jersey
! coast the otbrr dow which ,nnta, nd this Sal
message. s'Si ,niIes from, shCra John insist,
anon a kiss We cannot aoot fua,v minute,
longer. Farewell to the world. John insists
upon announcer = Ia'1 farewell
ALASKA with its 571,3yO square miles, was pur
cha ed of Russia in 1867 for 81 900. This is
orr latest ,,.iaI oco,isi.io, within eighty
four wears we wave obto med nv rnrchase treaty
and annexation , 152 T53 so,are miles of terri.
tol,I rnstin+ 80 3D0 900 in c,sh direct not ron.
sidering the cost o, war
A PATRIOTIC sr,, of the Tane,shap persuasion,
BELONGING, r., Dr W r Richards Of San Tu.s
Ohisno dierrr,ieI,ed barsaf = nd celebrated tb-.
FouItb of hIIv Inv successfully nresenting her
proud owner With two eggs on that same day.
The doctor has secured an at1dayit of the f4C is
froI, the fowl and nronnses tn mint her ~ ii
white and blue
HE lake IN the cave near Beef Slough, Wis,
was explored recently oy u a. war" anu com
Tbat my ny me 81 81 ~
miles an hoIr and they occnniad siyteen bonrs
making the trip, The lake is fed by a water.
fall WHOSE souI.ca is go hieh thot if could NOT he
seen by the light Of the torches
IHE walls OF a ruined Mexican church az
Grand Quievera, n NJ, are three feet thicker at
the top than at the base. 1t is matter of ira
dition that when the Franciscan friars aban.
boned the pueblo during the revolution OF I6oJ
od ~, to ic' + Nc ti III 'iio
from fhh owe Of The treasure hunter and the
urchnIogical Gend
ina new hlSh license law o. Minnesota mas
gone into operation, and the number of saloors
in MINNEAPOLIS is said to have been reduced al
ready frn1l $50 ia 150 while the revenue is rrrt
ly increased II is too soon 10 deternine as Vet
whether there is Inort. or less drunkenness
:ihGef tEe new law than under the ola law, nut
~, ~ - ~ii, tnIe ieIuItS vi S''@I i"S e'He
An Ola boarding mouse MISTRESS talking at her
table recently about tho household pests said
that in the case of flies she ls,s q qcarecrow.
'sFlies y she continued arc timid and seem
always to be on the alert like cocksparr0wS,
Nov ,-ou ,,,uSt have no+irad tha+ hrnsd go ra-
CROW that piece of ernst thrust into fine b1ltter
7 generally make II three or forr inches hirb
and stand il up like an obeIisk Flies never 20
near plate OF butter SO defended"
JOHN DERwINE saw curious sight up the
bay on Friday says q Quincy Qll) exchange.
He has been here for years and never saw it be-
fore. 1t was some 300 big buffalo fish, each
with its head prOtruding above the surface of
the water. They remained stationary. Dir.
Derwine thinks that the temperature of the
water was so high that the fish were driven to
seek air to prevent suffocation. This is a good
fish story: all the better from the fact that it is
strictly true.
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last weal, q man with both IagS missing an
reared on the streets begging He is an old
soldier who has been searching through long
years for the surgeon who aplputated his limbs
so that he could secure a pension DR.. Coleman,
or newton, notlced the man, andln questioning
MN IL was discovered Ihat the doctor was the
longSearched-fora army surgeon. The man was
taken care OF and will now probably be able TO
! get a pension.
A 10-YEAR-oLp BOY at Greenwood. Ark. be
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c''Iiie erI aSeu Win MS holner' "ehC al SUNSET
TO grove near by. climbed tree, and declared
tried in vain for an bonI RI Tsrsnada the Ia 70
| come down Then she threatened TO cut the
tree down and finally sent for the Town Mar
s. cta,DGo Ge tISe Pdceu I3Le tl I
Che SoII'hSSCeI pouy' anu lo"eleu MN 10 IHe
10 i Nv a. t US ca I'M liIi " Pay a.
Io anu aie III to re Gop UliI nc ilau 70 oe
hcPO secuieiy ls's'eleu III Cile houSe All ilSht'
THE example set by the University of Penn
svlxania in establishing, the Wharton school of
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iIpce anu poHtlcal ecohohly Is peslhllhS 10
be followed in the South. 1t is proposed to es-
tabliSh char of political economy and social
science IN Washington and Lee University, Lex
ington, Va, with eX-COngreSSman John Ran
dolph tucker as It's occupant. Mr.. Tucker was
at the head OF the law school in this institution
when f1rst elected to Congress In 1874 and COZ
ont his twelve wears Of continuous seryics m
Congress.
The Boston Trapsc7.i,,t tells Of little school
bov-a FOREIGNER who was rnabIa 70 vorly q
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'ii'Sie eNei Oioo 'i'O was gwen 10 Ine WHO'S
school, He was much chagrined at his inability
10 handle enough OF English TO work the eXer-
else, and said that he could do it easily enough
IN ms own language The teacher told him
with smile, that he could do 1t in his own Ian
guage II ne preferred: Whereupon he proceeded
10 cover both sides OF his slate with two alleged
solutions of the exercise, one being written on
one side IN Hebrew and the other on the other
SIDE In RUSSIAN The teacher marked him per-
tect-at venture
Tx the city of Rennes in Franco +bo,y raoortI,,
,ootod n o. ~ r,.,,, =, .I, - go
hi. Nontrnorepcv There was mo ,7o,ti,,l,,. roo
son why the good citizens of Rennns shonld
honor the memory of the dead cons, able. The
fever which prevails in France for erecting all
lus VI eGste:SS W al soIts ol peope Is catCl'
lils, iti .u1e - 'e oly eHpldldIloh gwen ne
Colt.ly IL Mas uIacDYcte4 Ihat ule coIstaole was
t i stt q Eoou ue',i VI IN arls
80 ~ eoii ~ "t1o nJll' anu tlty
'ouue 70 80 loi iCs leIioNa When wise